The 15th week of the NFL regular season is over, and the latest strength ranking is here again! After this round, the packers came to the top, and the rankings of pirates and cardinals who were accidentally upset dropped significantly. Without further ado, the strength rankings for week 15 of the regular season are out, so let's take a look!
NO.1 Green Bay Packers (11-3)
The packers are once again the king of the North! This week the Packers became the league's first team to lock up the playoffs and win the North Championship for the third consecutive year. Coupled with the back-to-back losses of the Pirates and Saints this week, the Packers are currently riding the packers with an 11-3 record, which means they are very hopeful of reaching the top seed and taking home advantage in the playoffs. The stability shown by the current packers is terrifying.
NO.2 Kansas City Chiefs (10-4)
The current Chief must have been proud of the spring breeze, and after losing to the Lightning in the third week of the season, the Chiefs have won seven consecutive games, and now the record is already the first in the division, and it looks very stable. Star Travis Kelsey completed 10 catches at SoFi Stadium and advanced 191 yards to two touchdowns, including the final winning goal. The mistakes the Chiefs made earlier in the season are fading, getting better on both ends of the floor and they're once again super Bowl hits.
NO.3 Dallas Cowboys (10-4)
After winning the Giants, the Cowboys League East Championship is basically stable, and they even have a chance to impact the National League championship. But it is worth mentioning that the Cowboys' attack in these games has been very poor, but even so, they have won three consecutive games. Quarterback Dakow Prescott admitted after the game that the offense just didn't play at what it should be, and these weeks have been hugging the thighs of the defensive group. If the Cowboys make this offensive rhythm into the playoffs, it is unlikely that they will travel to Los Angeles in February.
NO.4 Los Angeles Rams (10-4)
The Rams have been very volatile this year, and sometimes they really feel like they can play the Super Bowl at home, but sometimes it's hard to win in the playoffs. That was the case in the night game a few days ago, but luckily Matthew Stafford withstood the pressure and led the team to beat the Seahawks. Now that the Rams are tied for first place in the division with the Cardinals, they need to maintain their wins in the next three games if they want to sit firmly at the top of the division.
NO.5 Pirates of Tampa Bay (10-4)
Entering the 15th week, the pirates had the hope of keeping pace with the packers in the League of Nations, but in the end they let the packers dominate. And the pirates didn't just lose, they lost the future. First of all, he was kept clean by the Saints at home, and the morale of the team suffered a huge blow, and the most critical thing was that Evans, Goldwin and Furnett were injured, and the latter two were almost reimbursed for the season. Now that the Pirates have bowed the proud head of the defending champions, the road to the playoffs is very difficult.
NO.6 New England Patriots (9-5)
"There's no winning general in the world," said coach BillYlicek after the Ponies ended the Patriots' seven-game winning streak. In fact, the Patriots didn't play badly, and as BillyCek said, they had a chance to win the game. The Patriots led the Colts in total advance yards and spent most of their time defending Jonathan Taylor, limiting Carson Wintz to 57 yards. But in the final moments, Taylor's 67-yard dash hit left the Patriots empty-handed.
NO.7 Buffalo Bill (8-6)
A month ago, Bill was definitely a big hit at the Super Bowl. But after losing three of their last four games, Beal is now just the last playoff seeded team in the American League. Facing the Panthers this week, Buffalo didn't stumble and struggle, looking to be in shape to win by a big score. The good news is that the Patriots lost to the Ponies this week, giving Bill hope again, and next week they're meeting the Patriots again.
NO.8 Arizona Cardinals (10-4)
It's not really to scare you, after seeing the Cardinals lose to the Lions, it feels like this team is really bad. The Lions, one of the league's worst teams, faced the top Cardinals and crushed them in the offensive, defensive and special agent groups. After a 10-2 start, the Cardinals have now suffered two consecutive defeats, not only giving up the top seed of the National League, but now even the top spot in the West of the country, which is easily reminiscent of their bad season in 2020.
NO.9 Tennessee Titans (9-5)
Judging by most statistics, the Titans will beat the Steelers with relative ease in Week 15. The Titans attacked almost twice as many yards as the Steelman, and blocked the Steelers offensively with less than 170 yards, but still lost the game. The reason for the loss was simple: the Titans made four turnovers, including three in the fourth quarter. While the Titans are still number one in the division, they have no deterrent, losing three games in the past four weeks, and the only victory is to win the league's worst Jaguar. If you continue to play like this, the playoffs are difficult to say.
NO.10 Los Angeles Lightning (8-6)
If lightning beats the chief this week, there's a chance it will be the number one in the division. They didn't take the chance, and everyone blamed head coach Brandon Stanley for several hard-hitting four-stop decisions. Stanley bluntly said that against a team like the Chiefs, you have to fight for points, and free kicks are useless. This gamble-style offensive strategy cost lightning, and now they have little room to make mistakes.
NO.11 Cincinnati Tigers (8-6)
NO.12 Indianapolis Ponies (8-6)
NO.13 Baltimore Crows (8-6)
NO.14 San Francisco 49 (8-6)
NO.15 Pittsburgh Steelers (7-6-1)
NO.16 Las Vegas Raiders (7-7)
NO.17 Denver Broncos (7-7)
NO.18 Cleveland Browns (7-7)
NO.19 Minnesota Vikings (7-7)
NO.20 Miami Dolphins (7-7)
NO.21 Philadelphia Eagles (7-7)
NO.22 New Orleans Saints (7-7)
NO.23 Washington Football Team (6-8)
NO.24 Seattle Seahawks (5-9)
NO.25 Falcon of Atlanta (6-8)
NO.26 Carolina Panther (5-9)
NO.27 Chicago Bears (4-10)
NO.28 Houston Texans (3-11)
NO.29 Detroit Lion (2-11-1)
NO.30 New York Giants (4-10)
NO.31 New York Jets (3-11)
NO.32 Jacksonville Jaguar (2-12)
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